Display rack for inflated buoyant novelty balloons
AssigneeCTI Industries Corporation
InventorsSamuel B. Komar, Steven B. Frank
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Abstract
A balloon rack for buoyant balloons displays balloons at approximately eye level in a neat, untangled and orderly fashion, by providing an elongated retention slot for securely receiving a balloon weight secured to the lower end of each balloon's tether. The elongated retention slot can retain various types of balloon weights, including spool-shaped balloon weights, within the slot, and the rack can be mounted to a panel or flat surface. Alternately, the rack may be free-standing.
Claims6
A rack for displaying lighter-than-air balloons, said rack comprising:
- an elongated slot at an upper end of said rack;
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- means for attaching said rack to a generally flat panel, in combination with a generally spool-shaped weight received in said elongated slot and adapted to secure a balloon tether thereto, said slot being defined by a pair of spaced, generally U-shaped members extending between a front of said elongated slot and a rear of said elongated slot, a bottom portion of each of said U-shaped members supporting a radial edge of the generally spool-shaped weight such that a portion of said generally spool-shaped weight extends below the pair of generally U-shaped members when received in said elongated slot.
A rack for displaying buoyant balloons, said rack comprising:
- an elongated slot at an upper end of said rack, said elongated slot having a front and a rear, said front being disposed at a lower height than said rear, and said elongated slot comprising a pair of spaced, generally U-shaped members extending between said front and said rear;
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- means for attaching said rack to a generally flat panel,
- in combination with a generally spool-shaped weight for securing a balloon tether thereto, said weight received in said elongated slot, wherein a bottom portion of each of said U-shaped members supports a radial edge of said generally spool-shaped weight such that a portion of the generally spool-shaped weight extends below the pair of generally U-shaped members.
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